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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
RICHMOND. Va. Anrll %. lHs1.

S'sir Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
GeDtlemen,-I was an engineer on the vicks.
burg, Shreveport and Pacific railroad four
years ago, whom my engine was turned over In
an accident. The steam burned my right arm
all around the elbow terribly. had several
doctors trying 10 heal the arm, but In eighteen
months trial they were unable 10 heal II. |
was unable to work much, or, indeed, hardly
any. One day friend suggested TO me TO try
swih's Specific; and | did. A dozen bottles
entirely healed the arm, since which time
have been entirely well.
When began taking s. 3. s. was thoroughly
saturated with malaria, which had contracted
In the low southern country, and with ceiomel,
with which the doctors had dosed me. The
s. S. s. drove out he malaria entirely and
cieansed my blood Of all calomei.
Iwould not DO without bottle OF q s. 8. In
my house, ~ general and perfect blood puri-
1er, for So 7. p. JONES,
Engineer for James N. Boyd a Co,
" stlw ecruer Sixth and Cary stspe,s
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George W. Donpan, Mrs. r. Brauer,
Mrs. W. T.. Simons, two children, and
maid, Mr.. J.. J. Strause, Mr.. 4. NJ.
White, Mrs. White, Mr.. +. w.
Upshur, Miss A. NJ. Fauntleroy, Mrs
Henry Gottlieb, Miss oSttlieb,
MIR. Frederick Gottlieb, Mr.. Dean
Naury, Mrs. W. G. Ammons,
Mr.. George w. Donnan, Mr.. John L..
Schoolcraft, Mrs. Ben. August and
family, Mr.. c. II. Phillips, Dir. ". 9.
Bradley. Mr.. s. Blair Morris, Mr.. W.
J. Whitchurst, Miss johnson and
nephew, Master Venable johnson, Mr..
J. 7. Saunders, Mr.. A. ]. Watkins,
MIR. r. Hanft, Mrs. Ezekiel and family,
Miss Mamie Campbell. T.. G.
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WANE..
WANTED.

would like - get q few BOARDERS for tho
summer months. Pleasant accommodations
con be given three quarters of mile iroIa
1LaXi,u sutton Aldres,
MES. o. p. ". care ~ Postmaster,
YhaNtcn iost-olicc.
fy.e-f-y Bedford county. Va.
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James city Delegates.

ToANo, Va. July 81, 1887.
At meeting Of the Democratic party
of James City county held at Toano on
the 2Gth of July, 1887, L. T. Martin,
ESQ, was elected chairman and L. II.
Teddy secretary. 1t was moved and
carried
lst. That Judge W. &. W. Farthing
be sent as delegate to Roanoke.
"a. That G. A. Branch DO elected
alternate.
Sd. That in the event that neither Of
these gentlemen attend the convention
that ]. L. Hubbard, delegate from
York county, be empowered to cast
their vote.
4ih. That copy OF the proceedings
OF this meeting be sent TO the Rich
mond Dispatch for publication.
Il. Il. MARTIN, Chairman.
Z. II. Yeddy, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

In pursuance 81 the above decree we Nill
sell by auction, UlON TIE PREhlsr-S-ir''
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY-HOLD-
~ BIS.
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AUCTION SALES-Psture Days.
by Manning G. Staples q Co,
Real Estafe Auctioneers.

V,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
TWO LOTS or GROUND IN llRNRiCO
COUNTY. AND VERY NEAR TUE LIMITS or
THE CITY or EICpMOSD, WITH IMPROVE
NENTS THEREON.--By virtue OF certain
de. d Of trust dated the iith OF DecenDe:, i~sI.
and duly recorded In IIenrico county clerks
onice In Deed Book ii2, page 30, shall soil.
being required NJ 10 do by the beneficiary In
said deed. on the premises.
TUESDAY. AUGUsr 2, 1887,
nj 5 o'clock p. NJ. LOT IS feet on the eastern
lire Of LOWS street (Rocketr) and extending
back between parallel lines li0 feet 10 Centre
street. with DWELLING thereon, contain
ing two or three rooms. And at o'clock
T.. NJ. n LOT fronting 1863 feet on the sOjth
line Of Meadow Fridge road. near the CITY
limits, with Improvements thereon, consisting
Of n dwelling containing two or three rooms.
TERMS: One half cash aud tho bal.nce ~
six and twelve months, the deferred paymen. =
TO be secured by lien on the property.
JOHN n. DlNNEEN. Trustee.
MANsTsG c. STABLES & Co, huctioneer-.
iy2i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

Miss Daisy Hampton, General Wade
Hampton's daughter, has hobby. 1t
is the healthy one Of pedestrianism.
While the General Was away on his last
fortnight's northern tour Miss Hamp-
ton walked from her home TO Charles
ton, distance Of one hundred and
forty five miles, making q record Of
twenty-five miles in one day.
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. rr,cru op BuJOUSNEss

" arc whatmany people are liable 10, which
o,ake "a ,bem very sick. aud " not thrown OIL
end in BiIious-Fcyer: II symptoms appear.
.nch as Yellcwness Of the Eyes, Dan, Heavy
Feeling, n Chlny Feeling at times WIN per
rc,a e,c the rntiept should not delay mo-
n c,i, as there l. grea, danger OF being taken
down with Bilious-Fever. DO not wait unlii
tho Fever has seized upon the system before
YOU begin 10
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xufah1S Of Labor SHIT.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, July 27.-The
knights of Labor, through Their gene
raj treasurer, Frederick Turner, OF
Philadelphia, have brought suit against
Bayattc Brothers, cigar-makers, for the
use of cigar-label alleged to be IL
counterfeit of that of the Knights.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

SOL. HAAS. Trar'c Manager.
T.. b. THOMAS. General Manager. ms
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CHEWING & ROSE. Auctioooei

LOUISA COUNTY-TO WIT:
rortify that The bond required ~ the spe-
cial commissioners appointed by the decree
entered in the chancery sun. Of Bucsner ~.
rs Euckner's administrator, &c, on the -
day OF Mar Il, ls,s, nul pending In tie Giro lli
Court Of said county, has been executed Win
approved security.
Given under my hand mis- on day ~ Jdiy,
ISL. SAMUEL II. PARSONS,
-, Fter-.
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iy .s-Tn. SuGW3t 90gI vcnsble strco
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GRATEFUf-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.


"ByathOr0ugh knowledge nf the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu-
triton, ard by a careful application Of "a" ilue
prOpcrt,cs of Wcll-soiertel COcOa, Mr.. Epp- has
provided our brcLkias' tables Win delirats.y
Favored beverage which may saye us many
heavy doctors bills. II IL by he iIiiciou- v -
81 such articles Of diet that constitution rily
De gradually built up until strong enough %
resist every tendency 20 disease. Hundreds Of
subtle mnladics are floating around US really
e. attack wherever thcfc j, weak point We
may escape many e fatal shaft b. Keeping our
selves well fortified with purc blood AMI a
prDporly-noJrisaed frame. "-Cirii-Stccics CT
zcif,.
Made simply with boiling water or miH.
Sold only ~ half-pounG tins ~ grCcers, H.
PEELED thus: JANEsEPl> AZ CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists.
"a 25-TuThESa1v London. Eng.
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Fine Paid.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 27.-The
fine Of S4O0 imposed on the schooner
annie ". Hodgden for an alleged vio-
lation of the Canadian customs law, has
been paid by the agent of the vessel.
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.Ucryos sALEs-Yntnre Dsy..,
AVSI11"t-I.~~C. v>/ts,Ss'~>1,</1S
ByF.H. williams, Auctioneer,
n n Cook Salesman.

BALANCE OF STOCK OF GkO ooas
ID RIEs, FIXTURES, HORSES, Mn ~ =, 4;
CARTS. 6c--On FRIDAY, 2gra Iss .,s n ~
,,e,ocs will sell at the store Of f. W. powel,,
No. sss Brook avenue, the balance OF DIS s sIgh,
~ croeertes, store Fixtures, &C.; also eign'
head Of good Horses, several wagons ."i,
1 we one Iwo.and-a-hRlf-year-old fihy ~
Honnote-a fne specimen, ani shows spee'
and style. .a,. o,er that
amount sixty days. r. IL .,.,;amssy
ty sS' nuoe,O D------
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Ky +. A. Catlin.
Real Estate Auc,ioneer.
No. 9 Eleventh street

UCTION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
"A BUILDING LOTS ~ THE EAST END
Al the request Of the owner, will soil a. pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, July 29rH,
nj $50 p. NJ, TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS on the south side of Clay street between
Thiriieth and 1hirty-lrst streets.
Immediately after the above sale will sell ~
FEL1 at the corner OF Leigh and Ihirty-Nr~t
streets. persons intending n secure homes
should attend these sales. gs property Ia thai
part II the city t. rapidly increasing IN value.
TERMS: At sale f.. 4. CATLlN,
iy.t Real Estate Agent and Aucil0neer.
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old DOMINION STEAM x>se4h
" SHIP COMPANY. -S9
FOR NEW YORK

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at p. NJ, and SUNDAY at high
water.
swamers leave New Yor. for Richmond GA
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY, THU RsDAI, and
SATURDAY at3P. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 70 New York cia Jsmes-riyer
route including meals and berth. .....ty
ROund-trip tickets limited " thirty days
after date OF issue. ......................i s0
Stee@ge, with subsistence. ............... 900
steerare. without subsistence. .......... o.
Cabin fare viG Chesapeake end Ohio rail-
road. ...................... 10 o.
Cabin fare ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... ~ q
Tickets can be obtained al A. w. Carriers.
100 Main street; Ghesap eake aud Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depots, AMI al com.
panys Offices, 1891 kain street, and wharf
kOcketta
Frelghts forwarded and through bills Of ladlng
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until Z. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour be-
passengers can leave Now York Thursday
and saturday at 5 p. NJ. by the Newport News
steamer and arrive at Richmond by the Chess-
peake and Ohio tain me next day At e;lS T. N.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNEsDAIS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ohio
railway lcia Newport News) NAP. NJ, and
by Richmond and Petersburg x9road same
days) az 1919 A. NJ, will max SC0hnectiop q
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those dayA
sAILlNGs THIS WEEK.
wYANoKE, Captain JExSEy FRIDAY,
July goth. at s O'Clock p. n
ROANOKE, Captain Coucu. SUNDAY,
July siet at O'Clock y. N.
OfD DOMINION, Captain HULPuHRs TUES
DAY. August 81, 81 O'Clock r. ~
01Ota1 ". ALLN y co, AseAtR
No tO1 Main street. ah4
CempOy1 MARI 19e1et(H
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FINANCIAL.
VOW TIE TINE TO SPECULATE.

OH I'LL II4ll11 y II IN
Active nactaat.ons fla he market offer Onpcr.
mnitiss 20 spcculaiors 10 mako money III
Grain. Stocks. Bonds and Petroleum. Prompt
personal attention given TO orders received by
wire o. mail. Correspondence solicited. run
information shout the markets la our BOOB.
which win he forwarded free on application.
y D. KYLE. Banker and Broker,
- Broad and "a New streets,
no gLdeodHwlv New York city.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SOB p. VI. MAIL daily Except Sundayh
g8sA. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily ,excep.
sunday.
-.-nA n NIGHT TX ilkE~S daily feXceU.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SOB P. VI. MAIL daily Except Sunisyh
g8sA. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily lexcep.
sunday.
1904 N. NIGHT EXPRESS dsiy lexcep,
Monday.
Sunday sccOmm0iaii0n hetveen h.,hmoni
and Sco,tsyille leaves Richmond e.C B. NJ,
arrives returning i:l5 J. VI.
Express train connects AZ Lyrchbgrg WIN
train for starons west Of Balcony Falls.
No. 3 viii run through on SaturGay 20 NaiG-
raj Bridge. stopping az al stations To- Tag, ar
irving at Natural-brdge station nc N.i2 Z. VI.
No. I accommodation leaves Natur3.- i-ilRe
station on Mondays az 205 4. NJ. Stopping fpr
dag al all stations, arriving 10 hicnuCni 90
q:85 A. NJ. SleepiDg-car attached IA tlls irAln,
and will De open fOr reception Of passoa gers AZ
5 Il. VI. sundays.
CONNECTIONS
AZ Clifton Forge with Chesapeake s1c Otio
railway FOR the South, West, AMI NsfinNtsi.
AT LSnch burg with Norfolk aud Western rail-
road for ali points south, Southeast, ahc SOUTH
vest, and Virginia Midland railway tor al
points North and South. "
Al Richmond with Associated Railways To-
All points Az the south, sud Richmoni. freto-
rcssburg and Potomac railroad Tor TIE NORTH.
Al Lexington with Baltimore ari Otio fail-
road, making close connections al hsfpcrs
FerTy T. and nom Pittsburgh ana re Wess
also 70 points North and EasI
S'eSping-sqS stsseAed % SgA kfpre" 20
LyTehborg. 49,. A.,
Sleeping.cars Lynchburs 70 memphis, Nc"
Orleans. aud Little Rock.
Trsius marked I daily except scsdsyt
Tickets sold 10 all points. orices; le east
Main street, 1000 Main, aud ., Riehmond aud
Allegheny depo. Eighth and Canal streets
JOHN X. MACNUkDo,
NH o General PASSENGER and Express AEe1s
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
.....
no AND FROM BALTIMORE, PMlLA.
neIpulA- MEN YORK, AND
KAsTRRN AND WEST
YRN CITIES
ONLY rWELvg HOURS BHrwEES hiChs
NOND AND BALTIMORE IN ZACH
DIRECTION.
Corrsepcnaingly quick tune 70 cthes roinA
G. A. TAtLOk
~ o>sssI ySslohi AsssA
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Auction sAL..-rn,. nay.
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.

rI'HE UNDERSIGNED, AS SUB
sTlTUTED TRUSTEE under certaln
deed of trust bearing date on the 81 January
,rns,ee. md being reIulrod go 20 DO by inc
holder OF the obligation secured by the sslu
deed, default having been made In the pay
ment II the same, win offer for sale, upon Uio
premises. on
THURSDAY. July gs. 1881, 80
nj O'Clock, the REAL ESTATE conveyed tners-
bv consisting Of VACANT LOT. fronting -
feet on Buchanan street between Lownes hbi
Baiaing and running back good depth-
TERMS: AT sale.
JUDsON CUNNINGHAM,
,ve3 Substituted Trustee
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PROPOSALS..
Office TO BUILDERS.

~
am authorized TO receive proposals. for build.
ing DINING ROOMS, &c., TO the CENTRAL
LUNATIC ASYLUM. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the ONCE Of the undersigned,
Petersburg, Va, and at the ofice Of the archi-
tect, b. j. BLACK. Richmond. Va All bids
must be handed In 70 the committee ON or be-
fore WEDNESDAY. AUGUsr Sd. by ~ o'clock
N. OF that day. The night Is reserved to reject
any or nj. bids. 5. w. VENABLE,
~ 27-7t Chairman Building Committee.
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s. s. s.
I'm other Richmond Cure
A MANS ARM HEALED AFTER EIGHTEEN
MONTHS, RUNNING FROM A sCALD.

Mr.. T. p. JONES, the well-known engineer and
machinist for James y. Boyd & Co.. OF this city
is known 10 our citizens as man emiRenuy
worthy Of belief lie gives his testimony as to
his cure by 5. S. s. Any citizen can interview
him az 70 his remarkable case and get the de-
tails Of the wonderful effect Of S. S. s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
LIME, CEMENT. PLASTER, &c.
- -~~~~- =
r IME! LIMEl LIME!

Schooner Alfred Keen has Just arrived with
ASKS barrels FRESH ROCKLAND LINE, now
dischareiDs; for sale low from wharf.
ANCHOR LIME, fresh daily; CEMEST, all
the brands; FIRK-BKIcK, LATHS, &c. &c.
WARNER MOORE
IMP AND GROUND N0vA.sc0TIA PLAs-
TER Na
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BY George W. Ngo. huctioneer,
ONO. T. Laughton, Jr., salesmanJ
No. q Ninth street.
ARGE ASSORTMENT OF
AnOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. REFkiGf-
RA1OEs. GRAIN-BAGS, CIGARS,
&C., At AUCTION.

THIS DAY,
az iOl O'clock. yyill sell TAT ny aicIioh.houuso
n largo assortment Of FUKNlIutb' ohsi7E
tiny $780,
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITS-complete
bLDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASilsIANDS' Ia
BLES:
Several very good REFRIGERATORs;,, nam
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and lhON Hal
RACKS;
WIRE and other BED-SPRINGS;
A large lot OF HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
ALSO,
About 400 GRAIN-SACkS;
STORE TKU ChS; .ov,,-l,
Several nEATING-STOYEs and COOhiNH-
STOVES; cr
A consignment Of Richmond Union-Made VI
GAkS and CHEkOOIS 1870
tv9e Auctienccr.
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WANTED, \ PURCHASER FOR
W my cndre GRAPE CROP. Apply TO
LIE. SALE
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PURSUIT RE, CARPETS, STOVES.
GEORGE 2. STACY, 1905 ANDn
" 1877 MAIN sTRErT.--Stcam Eleya- Nh
to-s.-Full line II CHAMBER and DINlNGJ
SUITS. PAkLOR FURNITIkE made up
In tue most artistic style, Give lin trial.
ap .-cOd
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In rursuauce Of the above decree We win
squ by aaction, UpON the PREAlSES-iirss'
MONDAY, AUGUST l. 1887.
commencing IT o'clock p. NJ, FIFTY OK
MORE BUILDING LOIS, a plat OF whith can %
seen az the ONCE Of the auclioneers.
Iu Offering these lots we are convinced that
Y. a. "lcuesi toilCrn can secure az sinAl cpst
nu excellent building site, situated upon one OF
Kicbrpoud'S most beautiful nils, commhuuuh
n emo view OF the river. the city, AMI surround
inr country. The proximity ot these lots to the
parks and the electric railway coinnieud 'he"
10 those seeking homes OF investments.
Second. On
TUESDAY, AUGUST Q, lSs7.
At o'clock p. T., that desirable TRUCK
FAKM, containing l10H ACtLS. in Ienrl'o
county, four miles north Of Richmond. near
tho Nechanicsyillc turnpike adjoining the lands
Of Mcssrs Osburn, Cntor, Bossleux, ana
others. and now occupied by Is. \. McGhee,
Fsc. Upon this farm l. dwelling containing
about seven rooms. aud the usual out Oulli-
{ura located i'm commanding view aud sur
rounded by shade trees Tho laud lays we'll.
and IL adapted 10 the growth OF anything
raised I'm this section OF the country. the low
crcunds producing large grass crops. Inns
iarn. lying almost Immediately on the Me-
chautcsyile pise which l. kept In good order
tho year round, Cners great lnduceacnt 10
,ho.e wishing TO purchase Virginia lands.
qFRYs FOX BUILDING LOTS: One fourth cash ;
Ialance at six, twelve, and eighteen months
for negotiable notes, Interest added anu 80
cured by iced Of trris: upon the property.
TERMS FOR FARM: One fourth cash; balance
AZ ore, two, hud three years, fer negotiable
notes. interest added. and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property. .
GEORGE x. ANDERSON,
L. J.. GORDON, JR..
Special Commissioners.
CurWNINi. & ROSE. AuctlDurtrS.
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EEAMFsCATE AaESrS.

GEORGE j. ANDERSON,
NJ REAL ESTATE BROKER.
3. National GcrnaD-hmeucau BANK huillihs,
- Paul. Miun.
Investments for non-residcc;s specially.
IS 5-eOdim
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&s ~ s.s.is,,;;... 2..pSs:4fiss -,.'s:s r
NHESAPEAKEAND OHIOROUlE.
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
JUNE u, 1851.
LsAyE RICHMOND:
$50 a. NJ. for Newport News, 0h Poirt Com
fort, aud Norfolk, daily except sun
day.
lilo A. NJ. Through and Local Mall y al
points West Soepers Cuncr
Forge o. Louisville aud Il. Louis.
except Suni
AGO p. Al. for Newport News. on Polu1 suc
Norfolk. except SGndsy.
400 ?. NJ. Charlottesville Accommcdatou,es -
cept SUNDAY.
GO p. NJ. Tor Louisville. Cincinnsu. Cbica-
80, ST Louis, Memphis, AMI Sew
Orleans - Fast Express - with
through Pullmans daily. only
route running Puiimsne West
from Richmond.
s:G p. NJ. limited to Oh Point, daily except
sunday.
zoo A. u. sundays only. Tor Newpor, News
Old Point and Norfolk.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
ses A. " Charlottesville Accommodation.
l.05 4. NJ. from Norfolk, Old Point. and Nen
port News. except sunday
$50 y. NJ. from Local points snd the West ca
cept sunday.
G35 p. 81. from Old Point Newport News
aud Norfolk daily.
$40 =. NJ. from Louisville and Clnclnnet-
Fast ExIress--i.aliy.
Depot: Seventeenth ani Broad streets-
Tick q 81 1909 MslO street and al ne iep0-
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAss C. WIcSuAm. Second V'ee-Presi-
dent lc II
DlCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AID POTOMAC N'lc !ule
,1,.t,ar.trc MAY II fS-.-ehetern stfufafd
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WANTED, y BOOK-KEEPER
W Addusa, naming references and salary
cvpccfeJ. f. .. D..
f. .-1t. care OF Carrier 10. (.
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GEtshNG -.


have this day appointed y. A. $. DAVIS
my arert 10 cary ga tie business Of CAR
PIN Ek.
IS 2s-ooGJ; y. y. DAVIS.
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Cwrers Of small ard mciiun-sizc dwellings,
blick or frame, which are ior sale or rent. W.li
nud Il TO their iutcrcst 70 ccmmualeaic win
me. / have about exhausted my list. both
rental aud salc. and tin have n large demanI
uusgtisfied. Can make quick sales Oi brick
dwellings, worth from ;2.000 60 ;2.jp.
+. 4. ChTliN,
Real Estate Agent, No. 9 Eleventh street.
~ 1.-ft
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RI'rYCND, july .. 80.
EgR. SEYMOUH SYCLE,
w formerly with Nce.r3 ifaNCr q Co.. r.
now Min JULIUS SNCLE g >OE. 2i3 east
Bread street. and will ho glcl % wait on his
frfeul- ~ ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
Another Reservation Evil.

Jas. ID. Hopkins, territorial veterin.
arlan of Wyoming, in his annual re.
pnrt 1" the Wyoming association, avs:
"Wnile ia Big Horn Basin last sum.
mel ! was induced by NJ. Otto Franc,
Of this association, to visit some
ranches across the line in Montana
and examine IA disease among the
horses, which proved To be CHAMBERS; /
found this diseas. quite prevalent, ana
with DIR. Keefer, territorial ve~teriDar-
ian OF Montana, / called on Governor
Hauser aud made a statement of the
above facts. aT glad 10 report that
The Montana authorities are now taxi
ing active measures tn stamp out the
disease. am informed that CHAMBERS
prevails extensively among the horses
of the Crow Indians and is frequently
spread to ranch horses through traffic.
A. the reservation is under United
Stats authority, | presume that the
bureau of animal industry has juris-
diction in the premises and will, no
doubt, upon proper notification, at
once take steps to prevent u spread Of
the disease"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
Probably "a CaDard,

From the Butte County Star, a lGxl2
weekly published in the Black Hills,
IL il learned that Parker, the COW boy
who robbed Paymasler Bash of 81 500
at Antelope Springs, Wyo.. some three
weeks back, had been captured on
Powder river by II detachment Of
troops from n Of the northern posts.
Al first glance The article seems To be
genuine, bat as nothing has heen
heard of The matter from other quar-
tiers We are Inclined to treat the Item
Ms II ransrd, especially after noting
that the paper which the article ap-
pared in bore date of.April lst. The
paper IL published at Minnesota, re-
mote from communication, and was IN
our mail yesterday, 50 that the appa-
rent flavor Of stsleness can thus lie ac-
counted for. The mail from there
seldom reaches Miles ia n shorter time
than ten days after deposit in that
Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
The Opera Concert.

Next Monday evening, April 18th,
the people Of Miles City will have q
chance to listen to some OF the highest
musical talent VT have ever had
among Us. Nine. Trebelli stands in
the front rank Of operate singers, and
has long been a favorite of the music
loving people of both hemispheres.
she has appeared in maby OF the
European capitals and in none OF
them without receiving marked en-.
comiums. Her voice is one Of the
richest. sweetest and fullt Il of central.
tos. Cultivated under the directions
Of the best masters, held 10 p rfe.t
control, and in its lower tones wonder.
fully strong, ii has never failed 10
charm those who have been fortunate
enough TO listen to II. Musin, who
accompanies Trebelli, enjoys a high
reputation a. n violiDist. HIS tones
are marvellous for their purity and
richness, and his artistic execution
has gained for HIM a prominent name
among the performers on the sweetest
of all instruments. The company
contains in addition TO these promi-
nent artists a number of the best tai
ent, among whom are Herr Steindorff.
Siguor Duzensi and others. The brill
liant opera, Carmen will be per-
formed here for the first time.